Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-24
Leading futures ranged ~ follows;
openiag. Hfcaesa CLOSING.

REVIEW or THE CHICAGO Markets.
CHICAGO, August 23-The cold wave which
has spread over large area OF territory th-
duced a decidedly bullish feeling at the open
Inc on Change to-day. Corn started ".
better for September-at fii.c.i sold hack 10
axe. aud then up % Nac wi,hih inc nrst
hour. Liberal purchases were made during
The bulge by several large operators Nhen
The cold weather talk began 10 subside and
no support being received from OUTSIDE ordcrs
or the local-scalp.ng crowd. prices began o
20 down. and September fen 20 Hte.,
but rallied at the close 10 bAahsc.
Wheat felt sympa,hetc strength with corn,
ana September started al So a59sc.--
Lc. better than yesterdays cioeo-snd
then reacted 10 t9a.c. Trading was very duil
throughout the entire day and tho markes
held steady between 69N aG9Ac., closing at
G9hc. for September. Oats we're rather Qnies
and dull. No important changes occurfeu.
near futures we're tribe heavy, while deter-
red deliveries were Lake. better. only mos.
crate trade was reported In pre'isloos, put
the feeling was stronger, especially during .ho
early part 81 the day. Operators watchei tho
course Of the corn market closely. anu arc
governed by u to some extent IN making
speculative trades In provisions. Early thors
was little moro inclination To purchase,
while offerings were somewhat limited conso-
quently slightly advanced pricos were obtained.
Later the inquiry slackened Considerably
wbile there Was little more disposition mani
tested 10 sell aud an ea-ier feeling prsyailedto
the close, though the decline IN prices WAS
slight Trading was still confined almost ex-
clLsiyely 20 contracts for September. october:
aud January deliveries. September lard
opened at s6i7b, sold up 81 $3.50, reacted I'd
IS As and closed at opening figures. septen-
her short-rihs started at q, advanced 10 SUN,
aud closed az S. Mess pork quiet and inac-
tive.
ST. LOUIS. August 2a-Flour firm aud un-
changed Wheat strong and hc. higher; not
much trading cose at the highest bguro; No.
red, cash. 6gh c.; September, tgaa'Oc, Closing
| at .0c. October, dha'l &c, closing q, ,Isc.
Corn lake. higher. owing 70 tho cold wave
which reached here last night; cash, 3Jafusc..
| Septombnr 3Sa9si, C.. closing at 3sac.: all thc
wear. &ssc. closing at Sc. oats Drm ana
| iiahcr, cash aud September, eiSc.; octooer,
| s5s.c.. all the year, 2itsc. Nhlrkey steady ~
| a. * rrnv,sions strong. Pork irregular; new.
| an Lard strong az $500. Dry-sailei MESS ~
| ihoxcdl- Shoulders, $3.50; long cicar' 20
| e IN. clear-riba. ssaiSl0; short clear, 80.
| Bacon (bOxed)-ShOulders, tolZS' i,ns sa an
| and clear-rihs, sS.Sh at9; short oieaf' WV
!, Hams steady.
| ClSClSNATl.
| CfScISNATi. August %. - Flour easy.
| Wheat freely offered and lower; No. 2 red. nc.
| corn arm No. > mixed. i5c. oats heavy; No.
| mixed, NLn9-c. Pork firm at fl5.O. Lard
So. rger at 81. ~. Bulk. meata Arm and quiet
sh'r,,,ibs seisis. Bacon In fair demand
shori-ribs. 30: snY. -ciear' s'~' "ni'A'S
| steady a. tl.U3. Hogs nrin.
WILMINGTON.
| WnsmGTOS. ~ G., August 2.-Tnrpe o
| firm AZ 29f.s. Resin firm strained. Iskc. |;
good strained. ne. Tar firm at ti.45 Crude
| turpenuue firm; hard, N.l0: yeiloS-dip and
| virgin. sla5
| LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. August 3d. - Grain and pro-
visions steady and unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURKs.
HEw YORK. August 23.--Cotton re-
ceipts, 3,l96 bales: futures closed quiot aud
steady: sales. 81 goo bales; August, s969af9st
September f9.3saig 80: October, t9g7ayes -
November. S9l9as9 30, December. fgiga!a1
January. i922as9.2j: February. i9.g3aig 10
March. s9.36asgS7; April. 80 i5af9H: May.
.9.i9ai9.5i; June. ss.5Gas95s. July, i9t3as9.oo,
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
REPORTED for the Dispatcb.l
AUGUST &l-The market continues very duh.
| No demand and no orders at the factories OK
cept locally. Prime, iathc.: fancy, fkc. (;
commCD. 2bs3%c.; shelled, 3kaisc.; factory
| hand picked. 5a6c.